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Malbork Castle

A medieval fortress in Pomorskie, Poland, originally built by the Teutonic Knights, it is the world's largest castle by land area.

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Malbork Castle is, by some estimations, the largest single castle complex on the planet. Raised by the Knights of the Teutonic Order way back in the 13th century, it looms like something out of Game of Thrones above the glistening waters of the Nogat River. You’ll probably need a whole day to explore the sprawling 52 acres that are dominated by the citadel. Walking through, you’ll get glimpses of Gothic portals, portcullises, crenulated keeps, and open courtyards peppered with sculptures.

jrfrancis 4 years ago

Malbrook Castle was built by the ancient Teutonic knights nearby the beautiful town of Malbrook, Poland during the 13th century. Designated as a UNESCO world heritage site, this well-kept castle and fort remains one of Poland's most treasured cultural destinations.

steve 3 years ago

Malbork Castle Guides

  • Medieval Castles From Around the World

    steve (Steven Rabkin)
    These expertly-conserved medieval fortresses act as time machines for anyone who visits. Whether you are seeking ghostly encounters in the British countryside or an elaborate palace in the city of Budapest, here are some of the most fascinating medieval castles with rich and mysterious history from around the world.

Malbork Castle Articles

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